Sentence examples for importance of tensions from inspiring English sources

They offer clarity about the importance of tensions between frontiersmen eager to push westwards and British officials who tired of costly wars with Indian tribes tried to stop them.

John P. Cahill, a senior policy adviser to the governor who has played a central role in resolving such disputes and shaping the regulation, played down the importance of tensions between the agencies and expressed confidence that the pollution rules would not affect the price or availability of power.

These results indicate the importance of tension band effects provided by capsular and ligamentous structures, which are typically ignored in surgical optimization research.

At the very least, our findings will increase the awareness of the importance of tension, which is kept below the surface, and ultimately hindering effective cooperation.

The clinical importance of tension in wound-scar formation [ 62] and postoperative management of DD patients [ 46], coupled with the tension-dependent changes in β-catenin levels observed in this study, suggests a possible mechano-chemical link between the aberrant expression of β-catenin in DD lesions [ 13] and tension-induced scar formations in fibro-proliferative disorders like DD.

There is evidence demonstrating the importance of intracellular tension in MSCs with a high-tension state inducing osteogenic differentiation, whilst a low-tension state inducing adipogenic differentiation [12 14].

To indicate the condition when the pinch-off of the liquid bridge may occur, we develop a phase diagram based on the radius ratio of the droplet to the needle Rd/Rn and the Bond number Bo, which respectively characterizes the relative importance of surface tension to the constraint force from needles and that of gravity to surface tension.

We also further emphasised the importance of the tensioning force in the UAM process.

The objective of this study was to illustrate the importance of surface tension kinetics on structure of food foam.

The instability criterion reemphasizes the importance of membrane tension in regulating the stability and dynamics of membrane geometry.

The characteristics of this flow are determined experimentally and theoretically, and the importance of surface tension gradients to its genesis and maintenance is developed.